PUBLISHED
YOL. 16. XO. 5
Union Labor
Improving
WEEKLY
IN O U R P L A N T O N
Beaverton, Oregon,
EXTRA! I
S H O R T ST. A N D T U A L A T I N
H IG H W AY—
F r i d a y , M a r c h 5 , 1 9 43
________ E S T A B L I S H E D
1927
_ « Thanks Beaverton
A vote of thanks to Mr Metzler,
Beaverton Hi. the mei chants and oth
1943 L E G I S L A T U R E
ers who participated in the spirited
send-off tor the boys from Washing
Salem, (Special) Mr. and Mis. E
ton County Local Boaid No. 1, who a . G riffith 'o f Hillsboro, weie visitors
left Beaverton
Monday, Match 1. at the Legislature Thursday.
Mr
It won t be soon forgotten.
Griffith was chairman of VVashing-
NAMES
Hubson Park, Mass..
Muss., ; March 5—For U*43..
No other applications will be nr
1 he school band played
Photog ton County
County
Grocery
store customers
began
iv© felt
f e l t that
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„ Republican
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1 Cen-
some years, I have
the „ so- ,
! cashing the blue ution coupons for
•uiity" clause would ‘ “ Ph«1 s snapped pictures of the gioup tral committee for several yeais and cepted foi w ai i at ion books N o 1 oi
called "union secu
A
D
D
R
E
S
S
E
S
or
No
2
until
March
15,
the
district
canned and other processed foods
w "collective
bar-
An unu9ual ° n to Victory spirit pre- did great work (ol the G O P .
inevitably
folio..
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_
_
OPA announced Saturday.
Monday.
gaming” .
I say this because th e lvailed in the
assembled group. A
PH ONE NUMBER
1‘ e i s oi i s w h o di d not l egi st , i at the
About 200 items on the new ration
•closed shop" has some justification ’ larK« package. gaily wrapped in the
rsenieu to
ui eaco
Y
Sh,elds bas cha,,;« of ,:‘ « schools during the registration pel
list become eligible for sale to the
howevermuch employeis naturally re- nat‘on s colors, was presented
each
of
Persons
who
can
he £ rk'
ng
sta,e the assistance
* a,ound ¡«d >> ■ >ay
apply l to
then local . .ationtng
service man by a student
public again aftei an eight-day sules
sent it
siuuent of
oi “ tne
Camtol
with
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. . T
the , Capitol,
with the
assistance of
o f ' hoaid on
March . 15, ....
the O PA stated
• High School.
These
packages
con
suspension duringj which un estimat
All Stockholders Use
Albert
Hintz
have
been
trimming
the
but
not
until
then
The
rationing
Plow
or
Dig
Gardens
' tained many surprises, including a
••d 125,000.000 new ration book8 were
“Closed Shop" Method*.
one dollar
A service
* * . bor*
% .
, of„ Rose
CalolL Fes
in‘‘ boards
need
the two-week
,od to
iseued and the housewives and groc
(loiiai hill
"'ll
A
seivict man’s
mans i*
Xestout,
official
Portland
tnteh un
on several
uhaw« of pe, th„,,
U K W IL L P R IN T TH ESK
Stockholders already h a v e
a one
ers coached.
housewife was also a gift to each tiv_. K(,,„
For be<(
onlv la lc " “ p. 0,1 “e* f ral Phases of then
NAM
ES
*
ADDRESSES
“ closed shop.” That is one stock
This is
Paul M O'Leary, rationing chief
very
handy
little
“
val
nPw
.talks
Ire
left
I
Id
cut
back
’
OUt
°
f
f
"*‘
‘
0,1
FREE, ONE TIM E
stalks
ate lort and cut DacK coupons renewal of B and C mileage
holder canftot act apart from the oth- gj, 'outfitted and'mad e hv te women f
ot OPA. offered Sunday some advice
e b> te women to 8 inches in height for best culture. I rations and
the maiIjng out of
|
ers except once a year at a stock
to the housewife:
as a service to * our subscribers
If a stock hold., ° f Beave,ton Fo‘ months P“ 8» th« se Also remove all dead decayed ” ®, "';<'<>n book 2 to persons who register
holders’ meeting
oi
.. a •st9tktloldi.i gits have gained in importance as v _,.d fp,.»iiiZP,
This should
1 Budget your ration points, (the
who want to plant a Victory Gar
all b *jed by February 27 and made their
does not like the ._____
policy of the com- ( ,ett ers and cards are received from donp now
blue A. B and C stamps) for buying
den.
--- sell his 'stock
‘ >r»U anil
*y*»t ^ ¡ ¿ y ” Pxp, PS8inK gratitude
uoiir nu>v.
¡consumer declaration but did not re-
pany, he can
canned foods over the ration period,
. and s get j ,the
boys, expressing gratitude.
•
•
•
ceive hook 2 because of the Inst-min-
out
The same privilege is granted, Theae are 8eriou8 dav3.
But with
which is the entire month of March!
* '|S shop
shoantr la-1
d i These are 8t‘,ious da>'9
But with
The Misses *bble BUlstin an,
ute shortage.
to all members of a closed
St.
Mary’s
of
the
Valley
2 Prepare your shopping list be
,
evel'.v
infh
ground
gained
in
our
t
Heddy
of
Kast
Beaverton.
drove
”
‘
L
....
bor unions:
I f they don
orkeis are needed
fore you go to the store.
This will
w
orl
‘
u
i!
valious
fi«
htin*
f,onts
<
>
l"
fo
Salem
Sunday
and
visited
the
Beaverton
f
l
,
,
Job, they can resign and
filing applications
With
heroic presidents as the i.elp you to shop economically—sav-
1
¡moves
up
a
notch
We
know
we
are
Capitol
building
and
other
points
of
Even
a
few
hours
yv here
■ — «—
a day will help. A theme of honor, repiesentatives of ing time and saving points,
¡on the winning side. Much must still j interest
lot of help so far
has come from the English classes presented a Lin
3 Spend your high-point stainii*
Stockholders always have been rep- be done Many more men must leave
•
Those outside coinWashington program for the stu
first. By doing so you will avoid
resented by their president who ex -, their homes.
They are willing to do
-phe Tualatin Valiev tunnel for 4 Beaverton residents.
clusively speaks for them, which i s , their part
Our part
in the
the month of
compared to lane traffic through Council Crest on I - S u who
e v have
e ‘ ° an<l " m ,“ >n' ***** and facu,,v memb* r* •“ *
danK->’ ><*«•” >n
worked all week.
Outstanding numbers includ- having no stamps of propei* denoini-
What the laboi unions have had to t heirs is small but important
it is „ 2'< grade will be a major factor in :thp time
ed choial readings by the sophomore nations to pay for a rationed item,
fight for. Both groups should equal veiy necessiary to let every boy dex-elopirtK the famous Tualatin V al-.
Call
Beaverton 32S1 and offer class: a playlet with Rosemary Roos, Grocers’ cannot make
cnange in
ly have the right to employ outside know we are behind him 100'; Let’s ley acco,.djnK
according to
to speech by Senatoi your sei viches.
Mary Heinick. Margaret Leis, and1 stamps.
counsel.
Hence, when looked at ini- keep ’em smiling-
Fisher last Saturday in the Senate.
partially, the
labor union mem-1
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Olive El hell taking part, a project on 4« I’oints fur March
famous battle ships by Margaret ( 4 Shop early in the day
Shop
bers, are not
asking
for a n y ' _
.
,,
.
_
The members of House and Senate Series OÍ Grange Radio
more privileges than stockholders .S e le c t iv e b e r v i c e I o p iC
Jane Dooher. Marie Jones, Carolyn early in the week Monday through
are working over time this week D
c l i i ,
Sadler, Rita Schneider .and Berna-, Thursday.
That will
save time
trying to finish up the business ot Programs Scheduled
!i'fu»i,h
e not the l’1
? union offi-
ls At Kiwanis Club Meeting
wnether r‘lV
or
labor
®
dine Smith, and the singing of patrl-1 your time, the grocer’s time and
this session Saturday night.
To start March 4 and continue otic selections by the Miriam Choral the time of war workers who shop
cials are as wise, fair and frank as
The Beaverton Kiwams club at
weeks the Oregon and by the assembly.
late.
the company officials.
their tegulai
meeting
Wednesday.
i n the 3rd, House Pump session through eleven
• • •
^ -Don't be impatient. In the first
Recent W M l Decisions
March 3. were told of the way the held last Tuesday night, it was Con- State Grange will be on the ail with
My real purpose this week is to Selective Service assists
men in densed Milk Hesse. Minimum Speed a series of 17 Meet the Giange
A rare exhibit of Bibles of every few days of °P * r*tion under the new
show readers that this ’’closed shop ’ leaching the service suitable to them. Kuratli
and
Horseradish
I Ishei*. broadcasts over ltl radio stations in description written in different lan-1 f),<>K,am’ B wd* take grocers' clerks
oi union secuiity clause, for which specialist Fiist Class Stanley Church The American Legion Auxiliary quar- Oi egon and one in Idaho.
guages and other Scrlptual literature i onK®r than bef°re to check your
Every part of the state will then he
labor leaders are now fighting, may , u. S. N. explained the way in which tet received an ovation also Daisy
furnished a unique feature in addi-
Beaver tion
be a blessing in disguise to employers a John Citizen could be inducted into Co-op Big 4 made a great hit fea- able to hear the program.
to the attractive magazine dls
" ' e *Ve
point, to spend dur-
ton
listeners
may
tune
In
to
KEX.
und investors.
This I say because Army. Navy, Coast Guard. Sea Bee’s tunng Joe Kendrick soloist!
play in the assembly room for Cat’ho- ' ,n>' ™*reh for each member of the
Portland,
Thursday,
at
12:30.
the W ar l^abor Board is now asking or Marines.
He told the Kiwanis
• • •
lie Press Month.
The book creating :H” .Jy‘
These ar* the blue stamps
that unions to which it grants this that the quota for each service and
Senator Fisher had the thrill of his
7*11*
m
the greatest amount of interest is the j
'** new ration book which bears
security clause , must comply with the selectees ability’ for each service life last
i««* Tuesday,
' tm ,
~
M k pioducecl
B aad
figures
when President
...
. .
_ consist translation of the Four Gospels in the
certain rules an dmakke reports the were the governing factors besides steiwe. asked Him to preside over l
} minute and ten 5 minute Nez Perces language by the Rev on these stamps—t. 2. ft or » —a rt the
same as is required of the employers, desire for a particular branch
the Senate for over 4^ minutes f£ ows
Da,inK tho n,st foui week». Father F M Cataldo, SJ
point value and may be used in com-
, , ,
binatlon to make exact point totals.
I, is also believed that .trike votes
Stan Church has visited the Beav County clm nu l-ioner James Lew is "¡5 *“ w» ‘
" ' T r dn,n,a“ -
Besides the point values on the
should be secret ballot of the en tire: erton Kiwanis club before when he from Washington county happened to i® !'0" ° f 8<‘m‘ ,,haSe ° f ° ran* * ac
Next will follow three weeks
In response' to the suggestion pre- published charts on canned goods,
membership involved
was a member of the State Police dlop in Senate during this time
with one 15 minute and one 5 minute sented by the Literature Committee. OPA also has announced a schedule
The General Chemical decision of Division. He now gives the informa-
. . .
The aeries will conclude the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin, for dried and dehydrated foods—8
the W ar Labor Board was very hope- tion that those between the ages of
Old Oregon Trail Centennial, hon- show each
broadcasts Mary hat arranged to present the points a pound for dry beans, peas or
ful Here an A.F.L. union was de- IK and 38 years would like to know, oring the pioneers who established with two of thq short,'!
Academy libi'aiy with a four and a [ lentils and 16 points a pound for
nied any form of union security or
This information will be given the American way of life in the Ore- weekly.
-V
half years' subscription to the Catho-, dried and dehydrated soups
closed shop because the union called again at 8:15 p. m. on March 17. at gon country.
100th year 1843-1943,
lie Periodical Index.
A person may buy by mail, mall-
a strike in violation of
the national the Beaverton High School under Washington Country Old home of Joe Council Approves
• • •
log coupons with the order or older
no-strike
'agreement.
The
opinion
,be
a“
8P>ces
of
the
«
‘
warns
club.
Meek
Send
for
your
cop*
of
the
w
-
.
r
„
i
no-strike 'agreement.
The opinion
Miss Faye Nichols, ussistant to the by ‘ «'«Phone, giving the coupons to
the State Gnuid and the American Oregon Plan route Free.
W riter
’ ICIO ! y v jd l U6I1S
.. .
.
4-H Demonstration Agent for Wash-; p “ «''v e ry boy.
'i!
eV
^ e ynIh!;'uld ° T u t ° fhteaM'Tnto [-^Kion.
Everyone is invited to at- Meachem, executive
secretary, lt>05 «
in this case should put heart «n to, M
^ tha| thf> 3electees w„ , undel- s w 14th ave„ Portland, Oregon.
At a monthly meeting held Monday
Count
,.ecPntly addressed the
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discouraged employers and investors stand ^
chancps of rp
evemrq. t he ! "-a VI i . OR < „u nci de members o f the chib on what each K : w . n j . T I . . K P l . „
eaching the
c.ded to grant tree use of City-owned cou,(, contribute
toward winning ^ 'W a n i S Club Plan
Honeymoons P o n t Last Long
blunCh of service they mo.-
most desire to p arents T e „ Qf Wedding
The case of the Western Caitiidge
property to persons desiring to grow
serve.
world
peace.
Benefit Entertainment
Company of East Alton, 111., was
Jp C a l i f o r n i a
a Victory Garden
Full information
V
even more hopeful.
Here the W.L.B
*« is. Elni6i . l r. . \V i 11 i &
_ m
_ s _ o f . is available
Hall.
A ben*fit " how will be given ut
i fi a
* 11 *
_ p
•. i
^1 1 . &nd i M
,
_ at ,. the . City A
,
The drive for Battleship Oregon
in a unanimous decision, took away M T. a n d iv ir s . W i l l i a m O IT lltn Beaverton, announce the marriage of
In order to eliminate the
trouble- bonds
1 Beaverton
High
school .viarcn
March 26.
ice
.
anil trophies closed with Bet- 1
“
»cnooi
an already existing
closed shop
thei, daughter Arlene to Schubert C « • « '« n‘ ‘Hance now existing, cause,
(
s
‘
the ,ead sponsored by American Legion and
clause because the union did not play Have Surprise Visit
Mtunspach of Van Nuys. Cal . son of l,y ,he la,« e
of dogs that Enthusiasni grew In the competition j ,b* B« av«r ‘ on Kiwanis
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Ad-
..
fair.
After six months of good be-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Launspach of
‘awn« and gardens, between pupils of the Junior divlson | **
locludlng tax
Membera will solicit your patron
havioi the uniot» nlav aJl,d' f< 1 pleasantly surprised last week, when Des Moines. Ia.
Jerome Holmes of- bo‘ h day and
cau* ‘ n« «*»“ • « • and the high school students, and
return of this security clause.
In .;,
,J .
,J:„_ accom-
______ ficiated
. . . . .
— ceremonj
then
daughtet
Geraldine
The
was r o d a" d ^«oyrnnce
the Council ...led reached the Mtmax with the Junior’s akL
is wee .
the case of the Pontiac Plant of the
V Y
rnm- panied by her husband I.t R C. February 18 at Forest Lawn Mem- »lat G.d.nance No 188 should be rig chnlking up *966 90 against *726.05 . V 1® »hows put on by the Kiwanis
idly enforced
Yellow
me
■
* ’-anted Norton, of the Army Air Corps, visit orial park in Glendale, Cal.
recorded by the seniors
Since t h e !clu.b ,n the Pa«i h* v« b« « " very good
pany, the closed shop was gtanted id them foi a few days.
,_______________
_
Ordinance makes it unlawful mnloritv are resident students and , “ nd « v*'y o n « ‘» looking forward to
They will
The ____
couple
is now at home
at 1747 fo. That
owners to pc.mit animals to run ? r
> "
ie »l“ enl stuaenis ana
also visit with Lt. Norton's parents. Del Valle, Glendale, Cal.
o. 1 large,
„ .... states that ...........
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at
violators . _W„,.
shall find It difficult to contact interested
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Norton of S
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friends, the results are very satisfac-
v
be guilty of a misdemeanor and pro
tory.
Senator
Attracts
Attention
se labor is now having a attle. before leaving for Salt Lake^
M a x in e C a d y T a k e s
vides that upon conviction, violators
'
p. B Case has rented the Lewis
• * * * * +
shall
be
punished
by
a
fine
of
not
n. However, this d° « 9
building on Front street
Mr Lew- Part in Opera Conce
Senator Earl E Fisher of Washing
less than *5.00 nor more than *50, or To Sell Aorons at Next
mrry me as all honeymoons come ^to
^
Portland fo,
ton county has become as sharp us
Eugene,
imprisonment
for
not
less
than
2
University
of
Oregon.
n end.
T h i. will especially t'« true
International Harvester Co.
the horse radish he grows and mar
Meeting, March 23
M\ the W ar is over when there will
March 5— Maxine Cady, Beaverton, days nor more than 25 days,
kets.
One who might remember
.
. it 1.1_, _ _ e
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was an accompanist for the annual
Persons suffering annoyance and
be an over-supply of all kinds of la-
The Beaverton association of Par- Fisher as the silent shy representa
l,or. instead of a shortage.
The M o s l i o t s k y - M o o r e
opera concert, given
February 25. damage by dogs may report same to en( a and Teachers held its annual tive o f the far northeast corner of
sccordlns to Theodore Kratt. dean of U m City Itoeordoi specifying defin Founders Do)
I M n u y 'J-’i in the the House of Representatives in 1939
laws ot action and reaction and of W e _____
d d i n g _______
S o l e m n i _____
zed
1
__1 and
___ 1 supply apply
onnli' to
♦ rt U’fl
fTAfi
demand
wages
• “
the school of music.
Itelj tl......wnershlp o f t!><• offending g,
grndo school
Mrs Clif- could hardly recognize as the same
the same as to prices.
,* The wedding of Miss Betty Moore,
Miss Cady is a freshman in music animal, and steps will he taken to f ord Maybee, who was the Founders man, the vigorous emphatic battler
Wait Until World War II
is Over
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Allen V at the university. She is a member correct the condition.
Day chairman, was
ably assisted, by who this session heads up the Sen
I f the military—instead of the poll-'Moore to Joseph H. Moshofsky, son, of Gamma Ph Beta soroority.
Mes,lames E H. Bergtn,, invitations; ate’s County Affairs committee and
ticians— make the peace trems. which Df Mr. and Mrs. George E. Moshofs-(
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Fred Wirtz, hospitality; H. B. Shof- is vice-chairman of Rules
His re
Couple Observes 50th
nei. refreshments; E. Benson, table marks on any pet subject do not
I hope they will, they also may then gy Df Beaverton, was solemnized at C o r r i e n e A n t r i m
S ta rts
put an end to racketeering laboi noon February 17 in the chapel
of
.... . n
^
decorations;
Chester
Huddleston, merely attract attention—they corn-
Wedding Anniversary
leader».
In fact, the chances are B ev. W. L Kilham officiated
W A A L
1 r a i n i n g l^OUTSe
mother singers
Mrs. C. W Walker pel it.—Oregon Voter.
50-50 that the army and navy, after
The bride wore a brown and biege i
M
M
Mi and Mr* Edward Wood cel* .,..,t y
Wilson pourad
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brated
annlvei
un constated o f a p«K-'
Ration Book Date
tion of certain
factoriea shipyard* accessories ,„,j
coraaga of orchids Auxltory^
'>"">*• A"
Ration Office
Need Volunteers
sary on ruoaday March S at Dwaco
Wanted
Immediately
of flowers flag* and aong The
Food Sales Under
Point Rationing
,,
„ " ,
*t«
11 W
1 mall
and food supplies as long as n ecesrv Met maid of honor was Mis- Mar-
. 'PKO"\ has
" f “”
,a,n" u , "
Wash
Theii home wa beautifully < ;i8t included
M s Merle Davies,
______
, ,_
V C. Boge.’ book" to persons who registered Feb
to give work to returning soldiers cja Smith
She wore a brown Jer- * l,'8t " ornen9 Army Auxiliary
oi ps decolaj pd witH daffodils
and
othei Mr Roy Mangus Mu
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—
and sailors. Frankly I would rath- sey di P38 with matching
accessories Training Center here
spring flowers.
A - large numbei of Mis ’ I^slle Smith. Mrs Fred Mathis, i ^ b“ ' d‘d
N«w
She was immediately assigned to a fie n d s and relatives were present. Mis J Robinson, and Mrs. Norton P„
er see the military in charge of un- and a corsage oft red camelias.
, ,
j^ ***?1 |Marcb
Receiving
Center
company
for
n
Mrs Myrtle Heath, a sister, of Myrtle |>Prk
The third grade won the
*
B Mar®h * latloning of
employment and relief than to have
Donald Walker of Beaverton, was
week of elementary tiaining
half-baked New Dealers.
These lat- best man
and
daughter,
Mrs
Ed-
,
l
,
!
’
"
" " « . * « v .iS .b le “. ’ dried
ter however, I think are already on
\
wedding breakfast
was held she was issued _ . clothing .. and equip
.
, win Beckett of Tillamook, poured
.
’
.
ment,
instructed
in
rudiments
of
Mrs.
Nellie
cut i the
the way out.
after the ceremohy at the Benson . ...
‘ ' In"ordei
to laise
raise I money
for
the
.
,
,
I O'
" " Brown o of i Eugene lu
III'
in
Oixier
IO
llim ry
101
.«»o n a t t o u „ 0 0 0 .,/v . p*a* b« « " -
rt ri 11 and given A. my class,fn ation , lk„
Th((g(. H, tPndln|f from Beav budget the mother, decided to make
V1
I am not writing in the interests hotel.
tests.
Boards will not ac-
erton were: Mr. and Mrs
Ernest aprons and sell them at the next' M A R rH
of employers or union labor; but
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March
23 n*
at a
S . r* pt fht-
" P P » « “ , “ . " " to< book No 1 dur-
n 'L *n>
'h ire weeks, she jjj 4 p Mrs. Geo. Blasser and Mrs meeting to be held win
til ^
rather solely in t V
interests of the
_ Opens Law Offices
,
will be assigned to a Basic company Rob(.rt Holland
From Tigard Mr. p m tn the grade school auditorium. ^U O A R
people of the United States and
David Lofgren is opening a law of for more detailed training preparing
and Kenneth and Mrs. Chris Chi Is-
Mrs C Y Wilson reported on her '
_
v
Canada.
As far as the closed shop
iustice well Bce a‘ *'*« !>>onar,‘ Adams Insurance her to replace a man In a non-com Geo Andeison. Mi
and Mra. Ray progress in securing parents to man ..
.
' ‘ a p " ® \ U ; war. ra‘
may result in greater
practice Tuesday, and bat Army job.
Christensen and children Betty Jane The observation tower
She would
* ° . **’ « « * , , f ° r * * * " '
ami good; but when it is ab" 9« d’ * ° Thursday afternoons,
and all d a y --------------- V---------------
as
to
handicap
any
entire
industry
- -
- ,
.
___ ' Satutday.
Mr. I^ofgten resides on
Red Cross is Calling You ‘ ^ "
o. community, then it ^cornes t.ea-
3 Beaverton
„
*ar,y morn,nB
1« to May 31 inclusive
There never was a time In the his
son
This explains why the a n t i - ____________v ____________
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tory of the world when the need for
racketing bill, approved by the Hon ■ „
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STARS
AND STRIPES m a r c h 21 stamp No. 25—, war
We Senator Holman Presents
Judiciary Commute,
last yea, but
Brothers Meet Over oeas Red Cross work was so great.
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ration book No. 1 of book holders 14
sidetracked bv the Rules Committee.
Doia Fox ieceived a wire fiom het believe the people are aware of the F arm * Labor
Bill
David Chester Stark, who left for ; y w . of , Ke or ov#r gQO<j for 0„ e
Raymond need and are willing to give but
has been re introduced
This would two sons in Austra ia
„
port 1->«w)»
March 1. 1943. from pound of coffee, expires at midnight
make the work of labor racketeers Fox is in the Air Corp.
Kenneth what we need right now is workers
Senatoi Rufus Holman has recently Beaverton, Oregon, ia the fourth one r;A jtf)I IN F
’’’robber!,' and extortion in inter-state in the navy
They
had first talked men. women young peqple. to go out joined with Senatoi
Bankhead and |n the Stark
family to enter the
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Raymond r.nd collect this money
I know we othei Senator* in introducing a bill Armed Forces
.,ood for foilr
‘..on«
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commerce” and hence a federal of to each other by phone
said Kenneth was fine and is not a ate all busy but can't we spend a in the United States Senate providing
Donald and Robert Stalk were in- ni ht
*
P'res at mia-
fense
Jap prisoner as was thought by some few hours a day or so We must put that in order to relieve the shottage ducted by the local Board In Beaver- -rfn rm
I ’ lTpW fV N o w f o r
Beaverton people
He is lookir this war drive
.cioss
to help oui of faun laboi the Secretary of Wai ton
Anothei brother. Richard WII-
MARCH 11- C a r . with
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l ’o.t W ir "m M fim
It is boys
The need is so great and will be authorized and directed to release |lam „ ln the Navy
m,Tst hav” tires Inspected before this
After the War. the ■good old days’ fine and no need to worry
will be gone
for both union laboi and hoped this cleans up
the false report be more so as the war goes on
>.n furlough until January 1st. 1944.
The four brothers are sons of kfr- date.
Same basic rules as for pass
piofiteeiing
employers.
If
any of Kenneth being a prisoner in Jap
Phone me at once Beaverton 3541 all men in the land forces of the snd Mis. L. C. Stark of route 6. box
enger cars apply to motorcycle D
gioup then
interfeies with what is hands, for he is not
vet and surely or cell at
435 First street, acioss from
United States who
aie located in the 1644 , Portland. Oregon. book*.
the grade school
All material Is United States on the date of the en
best for the nation as a whole, that hope that he never is
SHOES
leady to go.
group will be swept aside.
Other->
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actment. and who. immediately prior
In the group
leaving Beaverton
JUNE 15 Stamp No. 17, war ration
W P KEFBAUG H
wise we will lose the peace, after we
Duncan Gray, who has been two
to their induction
into such foices, Saturday, March
6th. William W book 1, valid for purchase of one
win the War.
months in California, returned home
District Chairman were regulaily engaged In agiicul Caldwell will be No 3 for the Cald- pair of shoes, expires at midnight.
Readers must not be fooled by talk Tuesday
He has been visiting his
x
'uial occupations, oi
•!< sin ploy ad wan family.
His two brothers, Pres- Family stamps are Interchangeable
about this War necessarily 'ending three daughters
Mrs M F Young
W IIJ J A M * C A M PU L LI
'
nnectlon with the production
ton ai
I irere
4 N N F D m f a t s f i s h
all wars and bringing peace for San Francisco. Mrs L J Wood Palo
William F Campbell, late of Beav Harvesting o f agricultural commodi to Join the colors.
Retail, wholesale sales suspended
evermore.”
This is impossible as Alto and Mrs H
Garrett
Vellejo. of Henrietta father of Robert h and ties as their principal occupation
These three brothers are sons of until further notice
erton, died Feb 3
He vaa husband rhls measure is designed to .
\i, ani| Mrs E. W CoMwoll units 1.
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long as present easy living continues California,
in America Furthei more, to let down
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>f I
f ’’•
! " »Itura and to
'r t th< bon *;ti Beaverton Oregon
N UI I IE M. M rfiriT
the ta u ff bar* with our present
In the Albany. N Y area, where Funeral services
re held Saturday threatened , ho, tage
the produc-
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Mia. Nellie M* McOe© die^ Feb 27
wasteful pleas ire-loving and security- ration banking has been in operation. Committal private
tion of cod products
Kenneth Vershum was the third at Beaverton, aged <W years
Fun
seeking ways would necessitate low- the ration currency deposited in par-
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son of the Veishum family to be In- Pr. l services were held
Monday.
er «ages and longer hours
Hence ticipating banking offices represent
NOTH E TO HT %TL (rI AK
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euteaant Thurlow Weed who has ducteil
ducted Mondav
Monday
Both Arnold and u
March
at Church
of Christ Beav-
after the War we will be faced by a ed an average of 900.000 pounds of ( Report to the Beaverton Grade been stationed at Hairisbuig.. Pa. Donald are in the service They are erton
Interment Dufur. ” **’ Or, on
most serious dilemma which w ill, sugar and 3 900 000 gallons of gaso^ School Wednesday, March 17 Spec- I* now located at Hunter Field, Sa- the sons of B. Vershum
.’ . l t«,x Tuesday. March 2 at 1 30 p m
W
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ial Information.
vannah, Georgia.
Beaverton. Oregon.
E Pegg Beaverton, director.
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